So after I finished clearing 50 voice mails last night of monkeys screaming in the background I decided to get a little even with one of the programmers here at work and created this mock site of him. Please check out http://winadatewithcoryglanton.com   and if any of you ladies are interested upload a video and enter to win a date with him. 

So I've created an icon now for the iPhone for the Headed 2 Oblivion Blog. Now you can directly access the blog from your home screen on your iPhone by clicking the icon. Go to the site on your iphone and bookmark it and save to your homescreen. These are very easy to create, thanks chris for the directions. I do believe I'll be adding these for my clients to better market their sites. 

So it finally went live today, it's been almost two years in the making working on this site for RFI(Rockfish Interactive) and finally it launched. This has always been one of my most favorite designs I've got to work on here. There are plenty of bells and whistles that make this site really cool.

I had been to the place several times before they asked us to build the site so when they did I knew how cool the place was and that they needed a site to reflect. The site uses flash in several areas to help the user see first hand what cabins and aminities they have,  there is an interactive trail map and you can send you friend an online postcard to help spread the word. In my opinion the site is well crafted and the end result was very pleaseing to the client. 

So check out the site at http://www.buffaloriver.com/

and if you are in the Ozarks make sure you stop by this place and visit. 

So in my sparetime (what I have been able to find) I have been working on my web developer skills and created a site for a buddy mine that I designed and developed. All I can say about developing this one is "Damn IE!" I can't tell you how many late nights I had trying to line up something that looked perfect in Firefox. Anyways I really liked what this site was about and what these guys do. They build trails in urban and rural areas for people of all ages, mostly for mountainbikers and crazy freeriders. 

At RFI I got to design the site for Slaughter Pen Mountain Bike and Freeride Park www.slaughterpen.com and that got me interested in what these guys do. I would like to see more of these types of venues pop up in more places, I know as a kid in Dallas I would have loved something like this to get away to. Anyways check out the site and tell me what you think, I also hooked them up with a blog over at Wordpress I think it compliments the site nicely. Check them out:

www.progressivetraildesign.com 

Progressive Trail Design Blog: http://progressivetraildesign.wordpress.com/